Governor Victor Atiyeh at a large outdoor event. He is being presented a check of $37,610.65 from the School Children of Oregon to restore the Oregon Pioneer, aka. Gold Man. The statue is perched on top of the Salem Capitol and was created by sculptor Ulric Ellerhusen.
Governor Victor Atiyeh stands under a sign with campaign stickers for Congressional candidate Bill Moshofsky at the 1984 Republican National Convention in Dallas, Texas. With him are press secretary Denny Miles and security officer Lon Holbrook.
Politicians participate in the ribbon-cutting for the Portland Chinatown Gate dedication in 1986. Presented as a gesture of goodwill from the Chinese community to the City of Portland, the gate is the largest of its kind in the United States. It stands at the entrance to Chinatown. Present, from left to right, are Governor Victor Atiyeh, Dr. Eng Lock Khoo, Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield, and Portland's Mayor Bud Clark. A note on the back reads: 'To Governor Vic Atiyeh; With best wishes; Eng Lock Khoo, [?]'
Governor Victor Atiyeh (left) stands with former Governor Mark Hatfield (right) and Robert Packwood (center). The photo was taken during Packwood's 1983 roast, hosted by the Greater Bend Rotary Club at the Inn of the Seventh Mountain in Bend, Oregon. Hatfield was the Governor of Oregon from 1959 to 1967 and later served about thirty years as a United States senator. He died in 2011. Packwood was an Oregon senator from 1969 to 1995, when he resigned following a scandal.
Governor Victor Atiyeh shrugs lightheartedly as he mingles at an unidentified event. Commemorative campaign materials and a podium are visible in the background.
Governor Victor Atiyeh stands with Staryl C. Austin, Jr., Director of the Department of Veterans' Affairs, and another officer named Barden. They appear to be at an airfield.
Oregon Governor Victor Atiyeh holds up a turkey sandwich and a 'Turkeys need love too' T-shirt as he has a lunch of a turkey sandwich and coffee with over 250 citizens of the Willamette Valley community. Some 27,000 turkeys from the area were impounded after state and federal tests showed the birds were contaminated with PCB, a cancer causing chemical. The turkey industry generated nearly eight million dollars for the area, and the turkey lunch was sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce to offset adverse publicity brought on by the impounding of the birds.
Governor Victor Atiyeh whittles a piece of wood during a meeting of the Order of the Antelope. The Order of the Antelope is an Oregon fraternal/social club that supports wildlife conservation at the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge in Lake County, Oregon.
Oregon Governor Victor Atiyeh (left) congratulates Ronald Miller (right), president of Northwest Natural Gas, after he lit a flare (rear) in the discovered natural gas field. The lighting of the flare signaled the completion of the gas pipeline.
Governor Victor Atiyeh speaks at a podium during an unidentified event. The photograph was gifted to Governor Atiyeh. A note on the front reads: 'To Victor Atiyeh; Thanks for your [?] [?]'
Photograph of the USS Georgia, signed and presented by Larry J. Kramer, who was her captain from 1985 to 1987, during a visit from Governor Victor Atiyeh. A note on the front reads: 'Presented to Governor Atiyeh on the occasion of his visit to USS Georgia (SSGN729) on 24 July 1985; L J Kramer USN'
Governors Victor Atiyeh and John Spellman tie off a knot at the opening of the Glenn Jackson Bridge. Also present in this picture is Anthony Yturri, chair of the Oregon Transportation Commission.
